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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    If you’re willing to take a short drive, the small spot in Dubare called “Tibetan Corner” offers a slightly larger thukpa and butter tea that some people say is richer than the stalls in Bylakuppe. It’s a good spot to compare the spice level and see if the yak cheese is as fresh as the village’s. Have you tried the butter tea there yet?

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